[Earl Wilkerson]

By “ty rap” do you mean zip tie? The connectors I’m talking about are the two going directly into the firewall.

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[Earl Wilkerson]

So, I finally got the correct rack. Turns out I have an “odd ball” model, as the catalog part numbers from two different rebuilders yielded the same incorrect result. Since I wasn’t getting anywhere with A1 Cardone’s customer/technical service, I started calling around to other parts stores and was given a part number for another remanufacturer (Atlantic Automotive). I decided to contact the them directly to request a photograph of the actual part before placing the order. After speaking with a tech and a customer service rep, I was able to confirm this port was indeed for a sensor and was given the correct part number.

Since I prefer getting parts from Advance Auto (very nice/helpful people at that particular store), I called them up once more and they were rable to cross-reference the AAE part number to A1 Cardone’s catalog and voila!

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[Earl Wilkerson]

Thanks for the help guys!

[Earl Wilkerson]

I don’t think the bushing itself is actually bad, since it’s not actually moving. I’ve uploaded a video showing what I’m talking about. Perhaps I’m over-worrying/over-thinking this?

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[Earl Wilkerson]

[quote=”ukrkoz” post=125295]I say just put red plug back in and tape it over. Doesn’t look like it’s for anything functional.[/quote]

I thought about it, but given the location of the rack when installed (PITA), I’d rather make sure everything is as it should be now.

[Earl Wilkerson]

[quote=”ukrkoz” post=125295]I say just put red plug back in and tape it over. Doesn’t look like it’s for anything functional.[/quote]

I thought about it, but given the location of the rack when installed (PITA), I’d rather make sure everything is as it should be now.

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